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long as god can grow it by JitterbugJones
Fandoms: Frankenstein (2025), Frankenstein - Mary Shelley
19 Nov 2025
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As he looked in the mirror, he saw the caring concentration on Elizabeth's face as she brushed his hair. He tried to not wince as his scalp was tugged.
He had never given much thought to what grew out of his head. Once Victor left, it started growing and would not stop. As far as he could tell, it did not do anything. It was the one part of his body that seemed to have a mind of its own.
"What is its purpose?"
“Hair, you mean?”
He gave a small nod, trying to tamp down his embarrassment for asking such an elementary question.
Elizabeth, however, treated it as any other question, as if he had asked for the time. "We're mammals. We all have it somewhere. In animals, it covers their whole bodies for warmth. For us, it simply prefers our heads most of all.”
Us. The word struck him. To Elizabeth, he was no different from her. In doing this act, she was letting him into a part of her existence. Something private, unseen by the outside world. He was willing to go wherever she would lead him.
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Elizabeth washes the Creature's hair. He learns what it means to feel beautiful. -
Procreation by FormerlyIR (Irony_Rocks), Irony_Rocks
Fandoms: Frankenstein - Mary Shelley, Frankenstein (2025)
16 Nov 2025
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Elizabeth lives, the Creature receives a name, and they do more than endure together.
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She snatches his hand, halting him. To watch him leave will kill her. She can not name this feeling. Can not understand it. Can not speak it plainly for others to comprehend.
“You might not be made for me,” she whispers. “But I think perhaps… that I was made for you.”
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No Longer Alone by Alivebat
Fandoms: Frankenstein (2025), Frankenstein - Mary Shelley, Frankenstein & Related Fandoms
16 Nov 2025
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'You were awake.
Victor had fled not long after your eyes opened, unwilling to witness what he had helped bring forth. The creature did not care. He no longer needed him.
He had You now. And you were perfect.
Large, mismatched eyes blinked up at him in foggy confusion. Doe-like, his mind supplied. Like him, you were a being of assembled parts: stitched skin, borrowed limbs, a patchwork frame brought trembling into life. Confusion wrinkled your features. Confusion… and fear. The creature was thrown back to his own first moments: blind panic, the cold slap of existence, the crushing loneliness.
No. This would be different. It must be different.'
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What if Victor DID give the creature a companion?Series
- Part 1 of Together (In Death)
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After seeking shelter in a barn during a thunderstorm, he is found by a woman seeking a savior. A woman who looks at him not with fear but with awe.